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Media & Entertainment - February, 2021

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• Attys Make Their Cases For Leading Google Ad Suits
• 2nd Circ. Won't Bar Festival Co. From Selling 'Woodstock' Pot
• San Diego Schools Sued Over 'Insult' Of Mural Destruction
• $650M Facebook Privacy Deal OK'd, $110M Atty Fees Trimmed
• Brand Battles: DC Comics Targets 'SuperPower' Shapewear
• FCC Approves $3.2B Emergency Broadband Program
• New Visa Restrictions Issued After Khashoggi Killing Report
• Pot Delivery Co. Eaze Escapes $1M Ad Fee Suit
• Agency Says Model's Unpaid-Wages Claim 'Defies Logic'
• No Martha's Vineyard Casino Without Permits, 1st Circ. Says
• Ex-Amazon Studios Exec Says Flight Upgrade Got Him Fired
• Taylor English Adds Partner With Film, TV Industry Expertise
• Calif. Concert Promoter Loses Bid For COVID-19 Coverage
• Dish Scores $16.8M Payday Over Pirated Content
• Dallas Gets Green Light For Netflix, Hulu Franchise Fee Suit
• Taxation With Representation: Ropes, Cahill, Davis Polk
• What Biden's Ethics Pledge Means For Gov't Revolving Door
• Facebook Settles Revived Race Bias Suit With Black Engineer
• Seinfeld Wins Legal Fees After Beating 'Comedians' Case
• IPOs Still A Hot Ticket As Post-Pandemic 'Normalcy' Beckons
• TikTok Competitor Beats Music Licensing Suit, For Now
• EA Gets 'Loot Box' Gambling Suit Sent To Arbitration
• 3 Firms Steer AT&T's $16.25B PE-Backed DirecTV Spin Off
• Investor Settlements Held Steady In 2020 Despite Pandemic
• Horror Film Expert Can Testify In 'Cake Baby' Copyright Trial
• Feds Ask 2nd Circ. To Block Report On IHS Doctor Abuse
• TikTok Users Ink $92M Deal To End Biometric Privacy MDL
• DirecTV Can't Shake Suit Over Robocalls To Stored Numbers
• Texas Justices Weigh Novel 'Takings' Copyright Fight
• Dems Seek Political Donor Disclosure, Including Judicial Ads
• Calif. Court Says Teacher's Wi-Fi Illness Claim Is A Disability
• Yearbook Suit Against Ancestry.com Needs 'More,' Judge Says
• USPTO Should Rethink Its Resistance To Political Slogan TMs
• Punishing Bar Exam Policies On Menstrual Products Must Go
• Real Estate Rumors: Foundry, Gannett, United Development
• Deals Rumor Mill: Toast, Sportradar, Victoria's Secret
• Fugitive Radio Broadcaster Turns Himself In After Contempt
• Cable Cos. Can't 'Nickel And Dime' Viewers, 1st Circ. Told
• Celebs Settle Tabloid Phone Hacking Claims As More Loom
• Stream TV Lodges Ch. 11 Petition In Wake Of Assets Battle
• Internet Groups Back FCC On 6 GHz Specs Before DC Circ.
• Judge Judy's $22M Suit Against Agents Is Canceled, For Now
• Cable Cos. Can Make You Pay For Certain Channels: 1st Circ.
• E-Commerce Site Says $200K Stolen In Iron Maiden IP Suit
• Wash. Journalists Get Greenlight For Multi-Paper Union Vote
• Texas Justices Mull Facebook's Immunity In Trafficking Suits
• AT&T Should Qualify 'Best Network' Claim, Ad Watchdog Says
• Porsche Says It's Not To Blame For Software Damaging Cars
• Kathy Griffin Laughs Off Twitter 'Doxing' Suit At 6th Circ.
• Ex-MGM, CBS Execs' 7th Blank-Check Co. Lands $1.5B In IPO
• Appeals Court Sides With Showtime In Cayuga 'Billions' Suit
• Dish Sues Streaming Site For Broadcasting Arabic Channels
• GOP Bashes Disinformation Probe As Stifling To Free Speech
• Epic Judge Says Apple 'Salted The Earth With Subpoenas'
• Facebook Can't Pause Discovery In Startup's Trade Theft Case
• Judge OKs LSC Ch. 11 Plan With $8M Pension Deal
• It's Time For Law Firms To Start Loving And Leveraging Data
• Teacher Fired After Tweeting 'Liberals Suck' Cries Foul
• Calif. Gets Green Light To Enforce 2018 Net Neutrality Law
• Clearview AI Reveals Plan To Take BIPA Fight To High Court
• Calif. Says AT&T, Frontier Neglected Copper Networks
• 4 Firms Vie To Lead Claims In Cyberpunk 2077 Investor Suit
• Dish Asks To Pump Brakes On SpaceX FCC Funds For 12 GHz
• Chance The Rapper Says Ex-Manager Steered Away Business
• Chancery Keeps Alive Suit Over $3.5B Pandora-Sirius Tie-Up
• Google Blasts Texas-Led Digital Ad Monopolization Suit
• Taylor Swift Turns The Tables In IP Spat With Evermore Park
• Kirkland, White & Case Drive Home A-Rod's $500M SPAC
• 11th Circ. Says Stephen King Didn't Copy Comic Hero
• Twitter Sued In Chancery Over Privacy Breaches
• Telemundo Dodges Part Of Sexual Harassment Suit, For Now
• Disney World Teamster Says 'Time Is Up' On Union Takeover
• Facebook Gets Ad Firm's Claims Tossed In Data Scraping Row
• FCC To Tackle 5G Auction, Emerging Tech In March
• Keys To Protecting Clients During Law Firm Dissolution
• What A New Virginia Privacy Law Could Mean For Businesses
• Olympic Committee Says Puma 'Declared War' On Trademarks
• Judge Appointees Not 'Employees' Under Pa. Records Law
• US, PetroSaudi Tussle Over Fate Of $330M 1MDB Funds
• Facebook, Australia Cut Deal Over News Bargaining Law
• Warner, Sony Say Streaming Radio App Must Pay For Music
• DC Circ. Says NLRB Dropped Ball In Hot Rod Group's Vote
• Peloton Attack On 'Spinning' TM Is 'Meritless,' Owner Says
• Notre Dame Signals Support For Athlete Name, Image Rights
• Trade Show Co. Says Insurer Owes $100M For Virus Impacts
• VC-Backed Startups Roblox And Oscar Health Ready Listings
• BBC Broadcaster Not Liable For Tax, UK Tribunal Rules
• Feds Say 'Varsity Blues' Middleman Blew Chance To Delay Jail
• Rosenworcel Floats Emergency Broadband Program Rules
• Alleged 'Copyright Troll' Attorney Facing Latest Sanctions
• 4 Firms Guide Cannabis Co.'s $1.9B Go-Public Deal
• Reps. Tell Streaming Cos. To Crack Down On Misinformation
• Reps. Ask Biden To Make Rosenworcel Permanent FCC Chair
• Pandemic Restriction Challenges Face Uphill Battle In Calif.
• James Franco Strikes Deal In Sexual Exploitation Suit
• Wolfman Jack Fan Says DJ's Widow Bullied Him Over IP
• Streaming Radio Service Fights Warner, Sony Over Copyrights
• How Case Management Orders Can Support New Attorneys
• Breaking IP Barriers: Q&A With Tyz Law's Jennifer Kelly
• Supreme Court Won't Hear Stormy-Trump Defamation Fight
• Weinstein Co. Says Ch. 11 Blocks Producer's Assault Claims
• Financial Support In Eko IP Row May Be Personal, Quibi Says
• Bloomberry Can't Upend Award In $1.2B Manila Casino Fight
• Brand Battles: Lenovo Takes Aim At LG Over 'ThinQ' AI
• Tribe Fears FCC Funding Will Preclude Spectrum Project
• CNN Beats Devin Nunes' $435M Defamation Suit For Good
• Kessler Topaz Garners $41.1M For Repping Snap Investors
• Shutterfly Reaches Deal To End Facial Scan Privacy Claims
• Cost Of Limiting Telecom Imports To Be Steep, Feds Say
• Union 'Doth Protest Too Much' In Row Over Acting GC's Power
• Courts, FTC May Differ On Sponsored Product Reviews
• Chubb Sued For Denying Coverage Without Virus Exclusion
• An In-House Counsel's Guide To Better Work Management
• Ex-Willkie Farr Atty Avoids Disbarment For 'Varsity Blues' Plea
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive TM Case Over 'Reply All' Podcast
• Man At Center Of Biden Laptop Claims Sues Twitter For Libel
• NY Regulator Slams Facebook For Not Curbing Data Sharing
• Advertisers Say Facebook Execs Knew About Bloated Stats
• Paul Weiss Atty Joins Manhattan DA For Trump Probe
• Book Publishers Challenge Trump-Era Import Duties
• Soundgarden Widow's Suit Slams 'Absurd' Buyout Offer
• Exotic Dancers Look To DQ Atty For 'Disturbing Conduct'
• Theft Insurer Must Face $5M Suit By Gambling Site Backer
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Jurisdiction Can Be A Key Tool For BIPA Class Action Defense
• Big Tech Groups Sue To Halt Md. Digital Ad Tax
• Embattled Radio Broadcaster Fined $10K Per Day As Fugitive
• 'Varsity Blues' Middleman Decries 'Catch-22' Prison Virus Rule
• Avoiding Materially Adverse Conflicts After New ABA Opinion
• Abortion Provider Nears Win In Bid To Block Activist's Videos
• What To Expect When Reddit And Robinhood Face Congress
• Facebook Pulls News Sharing In Australia Over Media Law
• Is 'Spinning' Generic? Peloton Is Willing To Pay To Find Out
• Union Fee Objector Says NLRB Acting GC Can't Leave Case
• Tinder Rival's Rhyming Name Too Close A Match For TTAB
• Ex-Wrestler Takes Microsoft Likeness Case To High Court
• Old Spice Settles Rocker's Copyright Suit Over Body Wash
• Amazon, Big 5 Publishers Hit With E-Book Antitrust Suit
• Movie Producer Settles SEC's Pot Co. Ponzi Scheme Suit
• EPA Settles Lead Paint Claims With Home Renovation Show
• FCC Split Over Who Gets Emergency Broadband Funds First
• IHeartMedia Bolsters Ad Tech With $230M Deal
• Defense Strategies When Plaintiffs Deny Their Own Standing
• Fortnite Maker Brings Antitrust Fight With Apple To Europe
• FCC Announces New Broadband Data Collection Program
• SAG-AFTRA Health Plan Fights Asner-Led Age Bias Claims
• GameStop Investor Sues 'Roaring Kitty' Over Market Frenzy
• Attys In Slot App Suits Top $50M In Fees From Settlements
• 8th Circ. Finds Ark.'s Israel Boycott Law Unconstitutional
• Peloton Aims To Void 'Spin' TMs, Citing 'Abusive' Enforcement
• Chancery Leans Toward Merging Facebook Stockholder Suits
• Arbiters Should Make Call In NFL Game Suit, DirecTV Says
• NLRB Official Says Sports Stagehands Can Vote To Join Union
• Disney Was Fudging Revenue Reports, Ex-Accountant Says
• 7th Circ. Won't Revisit Clearview BIPA Suit Remand
• Match Sues Rival For Creating 'Tinder Clone' For Muslims
• 'Varsity Blues' Parents Will Have Single September Trial
• Sony Sued Over Alleged PlayStation Controller 'Drift' Defect
• WH Asked To Address Interagency Spectrum Confusion
• Parler Relaunches After Amazon's Riot Suspension
• GOP Reps. Roll Out 28-Bill Broadband Infrastructure Agenda
• US Legal System Can Benefit From Nonlawyer Ownership
• DirecTV Mostly Escapes Class Action For Unwanted Calls
• Simington Sees Limited Role For FCC In Media Regulation
• Landlord Slams Cinemex's Bid To Narrow $3M Judgment
• Google Can't Ditch Calif. Pirated Recordings Suits
• Pharrell Beats Perjury Accusation From 'Blurred Lines' Case
• Ex-Girardi Keese Atty Seeks Out Of Settlement Theft Suit
• Pornhub Faces Class Action Over Child Sex Trafficking Videos
• Tread Carefully In Section 230 Fix, Open Internet Group Says
• Radio Free Europe Threatens Russia Over Reporting Rights
• Brand Battles: Hershey Sour Over 'Jollipops' Candy
• Judge Won't Decide Who Owns Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan
• Ironworkers Union Asks Supreme Court To Lift Protest Limits
• Judge Says Weinstein Brother Can't Dodge March Deposition
• Quick End Unlikely In Kobe Bryant Case Despite NTSB Report
• FCC Seeks To Spread Word Of Emergency Broadband Benefit
• Va. Data Privacy Law Poised To Offer 2nd Model For States
• DirecTV Arbitration Bid In Robocall Suit 'Absurd,' Judge Says
• Broadcasters Say Radio Geo-Targeting Will Sap Revenue
• CBS Escapes Ex-Radio Worker's Sexual Harassment Suit
• Sports Data Co. Says Insurers Must Cover COVID-19 Losses
• Mattel, American Girl Must Face Astronomer's TM Claim
• Tribe Urges 8th Circ. To Nix Non-Native Contract Work Tax
• Texas Off-Road Park Sued Over Man's Drowning Death
• Boston US Attorney Lelling Heading To Jones Day
• Md. Legislators Override Gov., Pass Nation's 1st Digital Ad Tax
• Fox News Hosts Aim To Escape $2.7B Defamation Case
• Google Fights Uphill Battle To End Pirated Recordings Suit
• Del. Judge Nixes Carter Page Yahoo, HuffPost Defamation Suit
• Facebook Investors Win Look At Some FTC Deal Records
• Google Defeats 'Loot Box' Child Gambling Suit, For Now
• US Should Copy Aussie Google News Law, Microsoft Says
• Judge Tosses Miami Strip Club's COVID-19 Curfew Suit
• Regal Cinemas Sued Over Unpaid Rent At NJ Malls Amid Virus
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Early Robinhood Ruling Marks Rocky Start For Traders' Suits
• Bloom's Civil Rights Firm Accused Of Operating Unlawfully
• NLRB Blocks Fellows From Joining Ariz. Newsroom Unit
• Consumer Relief Focus Points To Urgent FCC Subsidy Reform
• Diddy Seeks To Stop Fashion Co.'s Use Of 'Vote Or Die' Slogan
• Md. House Votes To Override Veto Of Digital Ad Tax
• FCC May Revoke Ex-Ala. Lawmaker's Radio Licenses
• Pa. Paper Says 1st Amendment Bars Bias Suit, Investigation
• Building A Law Firm Knowledge Bank For Thought Leadership
• Insurer, Brokers Prevail In Cinema's COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• Top NY Court Says Mike Bloomberg Not Liable In Rape Suit
• Porn Biz Asks 11th Circ. To Revive TM Suit Against Amazon
• Biden Admin. Looks To Pause WeChat, TikTok Shutdown Bids
• Meghan Markle Gets Privacy Win In Battle With Daily Mail
• 8th Circ. Backs Prenda 'Porn Troll' Atty's Charges, $1.5M Loss
• Tribune Publishing, Class Near Chancery Poison Pill Suit Deal
• Fortnite User Seeks To Nix Epic Games' Contracts With Kids
• Amazon Launches TM Blitz Against Card Game Counterfeiters
• Several Private Facebook Antitrust Suits Consolidated
• Cop Drops Assault Suit Against Toronto Raptors President
• Google Keeps Pushing To Move Texas AG Case To Calif.
• Judge Recommends Not Axing Gree Patents Ahead Of Trial
• Houston Nightclub Says COVID-19 Permit Suspension Unjust
• Data Compliance Issues For Cos. Making, Using Vaccine Apps
• House, Senate Bullish On Allocating Fresh Broadband Funds
• Immigrant Workers Win Payout For Illegal Union Recognition
• Mashable Settles Copyright Fight Over Instagram Embeds
• FCC Urged To Overturn Trump-Era Fiber Unbundling Policy
• Former PE Exec Pleads Guilty To 'Varsity Blues' Fraud
• WH Confirms Ongoing CFIUS Review Of TikTok-Oracle Deal
• Let's Emerge From The Pandemic As Legal Innovators
• '60s Rock Band Sues Sony Over Music In Ford Commercial
• Jenner & Block Adds New Co-Chair To Its Media Practice
• Cos. Seek To Exit NYPD Off-Duty Pay Fight
• COVID Construction Files: Berkowitz's Miami Observatory
• Apple Faces Congressional Call To Revisit App Privacy Labels
• Country Star Yoakam Sues To Derail Warner's 'Gravy Train'
• Telemundo, Host Move $35M Defamation Suit To Federal Court
• Models Score 2nd Circ. Win In Fight Over Strip Club Ads
• Wireless Cos. Express Optimism For FCC's 12 GHz Inquiry
• Class Attys Get $3.47M In Deal Settling Sirius Radio Suit
• 6th Circ. Says E-Books Site Can't Fight Standards Org. Over IP
• Apple Didn't Deceive Epic With 'Sloppy' Atty Lists, Judge Says
• NTSB Faults Pilot, Helicopter Co. In Deadly Kobe Bryant Crash
• Epic Games Ends Fight With Teen Over Fortnite Cheat Codes
• No 'Do-Over' In Beats' $14M Win Over Monster, Judge Says
• PTAB Upholds DivX Patent Involved In Netflix, Hulu IP Row
• Taking Stock Of Nonmonetary Privacy Settlement Provisions
• Serbia Hit With Telecom Arbitration From Int'l Media Co.
• Clear Exhibits, Abrupt Goodbyes: Life As A Zoom Juror
• Anticipating Predictive Analytics' Potential Uses In Litigation
• Fox News Wants $2.7B Voting Fraud Defamation Case Tossed
• 6th Circ. Upholds Tossing Suit Against Gun Makers
• Union Loses Contempt Bid Against Pittsburgh Newspaper
• DOJ Drops Lawsuit Against Melania Trump's Ex-BFF
• Sirius Tells 9th Circ. The Turtles Can't Control Song Broadcast
• Leaders Say There's Room For Growth In '96 Telecom Act
• Miles Davis Photog Says Kat Von D Tattoo Infringes Photo
• Fed. Circ. Clears Facebook's Alice Win Over Internet Chat IP
• 10 Global Digital Markets Regulatory Issues To Watch
• Writers Guild Cuts Deal With Last Talent Agency In Fee Suit
• Cox Gets Reprieve On $1B Music Piracy Verdict During Appeal
• MSNBC, Maddow Win $250K In Fees After Beating Libel Suit
• This Black History Month, Law Firms Should Challenge Norms
• 'Short Squeeze' Class Actions Face Uphill Battle
• High Court Nazi Art Rulings Impede Restorative Justice
• Armstrong Teasdale Finishes Kerman Purchase In London
• DOJ Drops Challenge To Calif. Net Neutrality Law
• Morgan Lewis Picks Up Former Sidley Partner In Chicago
• Zoom Asks FCC To Let It Obtain VoIP Numbers Directly
• Former Calif. PE Exec To Cop To 'Varsity Blues' Fraud Charge
• Senate Dems' Section 230 Bill Would Allow For Limited Suits
• WaPo Loses Bid To Intervene In Wilkinson NFL Suit
• Calif. Firm Wants 'Short Squeeze' Suits Sent To San Francisco
• Cruz Delays Vote On Raimondo For Commerce Secretary
• Copyright Act's Termination Right Is Having A Moment
• 37 Senators Urge FCC To Help Students Get Internet At Home
• Union President Gets 2nd Shot At Defamation Suit At DC Circ.
• Law360's Tort Report: Record $205M Birth Injury Award Nixed
• FCC Asked To Revive Broadband Net Neutrality Rules
• NFL Sued Over Int'l Crash Of 2020 Super Bowl Live Stream
• Marketing Co. Seeks 5th Circ. Review Of Loss To Texas Firm
• UK High Court Imparts GDPR Risk Insight For US Companies
• Girardi's Companies Default In Suit Over Boeing Settlements
• Judges On Race
• USPTO Tribunals Offer Lessons For New Copyright Board
• Law Firm Penalties On Departing Partners Just Got Riskier
• Cohen Ziffer Adds Ex-Hoguet Partner To Insurance Practice
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Nygard Denied Bail, To Remain Jailed In US Sex-Abuse Case
• Google's Security Problem Bigger Than A Bug, 9th Circ. Told
• Charter Settles $10B Bias Suit With Byron Allen's Media Co.
• 'The Doctors' Producer Must Face Botched Surgery Suit In Fla.
• Edelson Moves For Default In Girardi Boeing Theft Case
• Fox News, Others Hit With Voting Co.'s $2.7B Defamation Suit
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Lead Texas Atty In Google Suit Tells Team Not To Use Gmail
• Texas Justices Debate Proposed Anti-SLAPP Dismissal Test
• 'Varsity Blues' Mom Gets Prison Term Delayed To Get Vaccine
• Colorado Rep. Buck Takes GOP Lead In House Antitrust Panel
• Telecom, VoIP Providers Told To Certify Privacy Compliance
• Diddy Says Sean John's New Owner Violated Publicity Rights
• Former Netflix Exec's Kickback Trial Delayed Due To Virus
• Trump To SAG-AFTRA: You Can't Dump Me, I'm Dumping You
• AT&T Gets Judge's OK For $1.95B Liberty Deal If Assets Sold
• NJ Case Has Lessons On Arbitration Clauses In Atty Retainers
• Dave & Buster's Sues Cuomo Over Arcade Shutdowns
• Google Offers 'No Proof' For Moving Texas Case, AGs Say
• Paramount, BET Escape 'What Men Want' Infringement Claims
• Pair Of Tech IPOs Soar After Exceeding $1.3B Combined
• Hawley Targets Big Tech Mergers In Budget Amendment
• 5th Circ. Doubts Texas Bikini-Latex Club Tax Is Constitutional
• Microsoft Backs Australian Media Law Opposed By Google
• Google's Consent Defense Can't Ax Data Privacy Suit Outright
• Google Can't Shake NM AG's Children Online Privacy Claims
• Tips For Protecting Privilege When Working With Outside PR
• 3 Procurement Priorities For Law Firms In Uncertain Times
• Justices Clarify Sovereign Immunity Exception In Nazi Art Row
• UK Says £500M TV Insurance Scheme Saved 20,000 Jobs
• 'Evermore' Singer Taylor Swift Sued By Theme Park Over TM
• WeChat Users Say Trump Ban Violated Their Religious Rights
• Judge Beats Ethics Charges Over Courtroom Reality Show
• $5.6M Chinese TV Award Is Fraudulent, Calif. Court Hears
• EA To Bring Back College Football Game Amid NIL Debate
• Fine Art Co. Sues To Force $7.2M Monet Painting Purchase
• Comcast Speeds Up Low-Income Internet Plans After Scrutiny
• Fed. Circ. Mulls Facebook's Alice Win In Internet Chat IP Fight
• NPE Sues Samsung, Walmart, Target With Ex-Yahoo Patents
• Miami Strip Club Looks To Keep COVID-19 Curfew Suit Moving
• Warren Seeks Answers From Robinhood Over Trading Limits
• FTC Deal With Photo App May Signal More Biometric Scrutiny
• NLRB Grilled In Hot Rod Group Vote Dispute At DC Circ.
• Snap Dodges Trade Secret Claims Over Map Feature, For Now
• Sony, TiVo Reach IP Licensing Deal After Turning To Court
• Ingenious Ordered To Pare Tax Scheme Appeal Arguments
• UK Is Proof Nonlawyer Ownership Threatens Legal Profession
• Pa. Right-To-Know Ruling Offers Open Records Playbook
• CMA Orders Viagogo To Shed StubHub's International Biz
• Porsche Update With Bad Software Ruined Car, Driver Says
• FTC Stands Behind Zoom Data Security Deal Despite Backlash
• FCC Considers Using E-Rate To Boost Remote Learning
• Rep. Wants Extremism Review Of Military Recruit Social Media
• MGM Says DOI Can't Escape Suit Over $300M Casino Plan
• Insurer Freed From Covering Tattoo Supply Co.'s Injury Suit
• Lawsuits Mount As Robinhood Eases Trading Restrictions
• App Developer Atty Disclosed Confidential Info, Apple Says
• Biden FCC Shifts Broadband Focus From Geography To Price
• Apple Must Cough Up Payment Docs In Epic Games Fight
• NY Merger Ruling Offers Costly Lesson On Vague R&W Terms
• Del. M&A Ruling Shows Pragmatic View On Expert Reports
• Rubik's Cube Trade Dress Battle Likely Headed To Trial
• Game Controller Co. Wins $4M In 1st Zoom Patent Jury Trial
• Susan Estrich Is Latest Partner To Quit Boies Schiller
• 2nd Circ. Says Public Can Access Juveniles Files, Hearings
• Remote Bar Exams Pose New Learning Disability Challenges
• Mass. Top Court Suggests Barstool Didn't Secretly Tape Mayor
• Rockets Owner Takes $6.6B Casino, Restaurants Biz Public
• Prince Harry Settles Suit Against Tabloid, Criticizes Apology